Interest in purchasing a small farm to open a wine tasting room and outdoor event space.

That will help narrow down the questions - if an investment you'll focus on the high tourist area with major airports flying in/out, good local transportation system, less than an hour drive from the airport, a low crime rate etc.If personal then you'll look for an environment that suits your taste (tropical, party central, secluded, dive-friendly, luxury, affordable etc).Almost every island I've visited has realtors from America who decided to setup shop there and help out-of-state investors purchase property.

So for me that leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

Keep it more neutral with natural oak colored woods and whites or off whites and let the buyer add their own taste of color from there. 

There are two peas in a pod, but they taste different.

But I don't think that speaking bad of an entire tenant pool is in good taste, or advice for investors in a prime location to rent to this group.

This doesn’t need to be too expensive or complicated, simple touches like decluttering, rearranging furniture, and adding tasteful décor can create an inviting atmosphere.Invest in professional photography to showcase the property online, as captivating images can attract more potential buyers.

I am open to apartments, but my past experience with them has left a little bit of a sour taste in my mouth.My question is, which town or community or area along the West Coast of Florida or the panhandle would be the best to move my money to for cash flow?

Because we had super low inventory and they had specific tastes, it took several years for them to find the right property.

Is it bad taste to ask so early or am I just inside my head?